Description
Left-handed players know the drill: most guitars are designed right-handed first, then adapted. This American Professional Stratocaster skips that compromise entirely. It’s the genuine article, built specifically for southpaws, finished in classic Olympic White over an alder body with a rosewood fingerboard.
Tim Shaw’s V-Mod single-coil pickups anchor the tone here, with each of the three positions voiced individually using a mix of alnico magnet types. That means the neck pickup isn’t just a scaled-down bridge pickup — it’s tuned on its own terms for warmth, while the bridge stays articulate and cutting. A treble-bleed circuit keeps things honest as you roll back the volume knob, so your top end doesn’t disappear along with your gain.
The modern Deep C neck profile splits the difference between a Modern C and a U shape, giving your hand more to hold onto without feeling clubby. Combine that with 22 narrow-tall frets and you’ve got a neck built for accurate bends and clean chord work all the way up the fingerboard. A bone nut adds clarity and sustain at the string’s most critical touchpoint.
Small details add up: a pop-in tremolo arm that stays put under aggressive playing but adjusts to your preferred tension, and a 2-point synchronized tremolo with bent steel saddles for stable, expressive pitch work.
- Left-handed American Professional Stratocaster
- Alder body, Olympic White gloss polyurethane finish
- Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, Deep C profile
- Three V-Mod single-coil pickups (bridge/middle/neck)
- 22 narrow-tall frets, bone nut, treble-bleed circuit
- Pop-in tremolo arm, 2-point synchronized tremolo
- Includes Elite Molded hardshell case
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